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AncillaryIPs at Creative 3

Apr 16th

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On the 16th of April 2010 Gavin Artz spoke on AncillaryIPs in the creative industries with a focus on strategic business use of IP law.

http://creative3.com.au/

creative³ empowered individuals and organisations alike to harness the power of three – creativity, investment and enterprise – to build a successful creative business, through practical learnings and applications.

Focused on showcasing the combined power of these three key elements, the new generation eventplaced particular emphasis on the areas of film and television, new media, design, and music.

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Advertising and Marketing, Ancillary IPs, Business, Copyright, Creative Commons, creative industries, Creativity, Intellectual Property, Law, Queensland University of Technology, QUT

AncillaryIPs Embraced by Emerging Artists at TINA 2009

Oct 3rd

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October 3rd 2009

AncillaryIPs was presented at This Is Not Art (TINA) 2009 as a part of a talk on making money in the media arts.

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Ancillary IPs, Arts, Business model, Commerce, Intellectual Property, New media art, TINA

AncillaryIPs Paper Presented at ISEA 2009

Aug 23rd

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August 23rd 2009

Gavin Artz presented AncillaryIPs at ISEA 2009 held in Dublin. ISEA is the premier international conference on electronic arts. The paper “The arts, innovation and commercial opportunities” will be published by ISEA 2009.

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Ancillary IPs, Dublin, ISEA, Management

Academics at the Media Arts Congress 2009 “Inspired” by AncillaryIPs

Jul 4th

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July 4th 2009

AncillaryIPs was presented to arts academics as a part of the Media Arts Congress 2009.

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Ancillary IPs, Arts, MASS

Ancillary IPs First Public Appearence at the “2008 The Arts, and the Innovation Agenda Workshop”

Mar 31st

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March 31st 2008

http://www.chass.org.au/events/2008/art/

At CHASS’s 2008 The Arts, and the Innovation Agenda Workshop Ancillary IPs gets its first mention by Gavin Artz in a presentation on how commercial outcomes can be developed from artistic practice without diminishing the artist’s creative vision. Although only a small part of the presentation it struck a cord with academics and artists in the audience.

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Ancillary IPs, Art, CHASS, Intellectual Property, Non-profit organization, Visual Art

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  The 5 Paths to AncillaryIPs

  
  1. Invention and Innovation: Because Ancillary IPs are created to resolve a real problem they are closer to innovation than pure invention. There is far greater potential to find like problems than from pure invention.
  2. Commercial Partnerships: There are no expectations that creative practitioners involved in the Ancillary IPs model will have business skills. While it is ideal that a level of knowledge is developed to ensure appropriate choices are made, the Ancillary IP’s model is more focused on commercial partnerships.
  3. Personal Benefit: There is an expectation that the creator of the Ancillary IPs will derive an ongoing and direct benefit from commercial applications. This is a part of the commercial partnership that allows for ongoing IP to be created.
  4. Personal Vision: Ancillary IPs relies on the personal vision of the creative practitioner. Their value is in this vision and everything is to be done to allow them to focus on the end vision.
  5. Process: Because of its importance the personal vision cannot be curbed to commercial ends. Commercial opportunities come from overcoming roadblocks, not the end result of creative work.
  
  
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